Corrected: FDA allows Curis to restart enrolling patients in leukemia trial as shares tumble 9%
Less than two weeks after the FDA lifted a hold on one of Curis’ programs, regulators are back with some good news.
Curis announced Tuesday that the regulatory agency has allowed the company to start enrolling patients again, after imposing a partial clinical hold on the company’s Phase I/II study of drug candidate emavusertib in leukemia earlier this year. $CRIS fell just over 9% after the market opened Tuesday morning, currently at the border of penny stock territory at $1.02 a share and down 1% over the course of the last month.
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